Weekend Sports Roundup Highlights From AP
Henry Picard narrowly defeated Ben Hogan to win a $5,000 open event, lowering his own tourney record by eight strokes. Greg Rice set a world indoor two mile mark, while Les MacMitchell tied the competitive mile standard in New York. Indiana swept relay events as Archie Harris captured the all around title. Alfred M. McCoy joined Harvard as assistant football coach. Elmira acquired a Brooklyn Dodgers affiliate in the Eastern League. Zeke Bonura sold by the Cubs to Minneapolis. Bob Riggs outlasted Frank Kovacs in a five set tennis final. Alf Anderson returns to the Pirates contract talks in Atlanta. Billy Mathews set a 78.09 mph record in the AMA 200-mile road race at Daytona Beach. Frank Leahy signed long term as Notre Dame football coach and AD. Hialeah Park’s McLennan Memorial Handicap split into two sections with Haltal and Big Pebble prevailing. Cecil Bowes retained squash title by defeating Enos Troop Jr. in straight games.
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Henry Picard
Ben Hogan
New York
Greg Rice
Les MacMitchell
A. C. Ramos
Champaign
Indiana
Archie Harris
Illinois
Cambridge
Mass
Alfred M. McCoy
Colby
Harvard
Elmira
N. Y
John Ogdén
Phillips
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago
Cubs
Zeke Bonura
Minneapolis
American Association
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Bobby Riggs
Frank Kovacs
Kovacs
Tlanta
Alf Anderson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Daytona Beach
Circle M Ranch
Boston
Cecil Bowes
Cynwyd
Enos Troop, Jr
Grand Jury Reconvenes Next Week In 47th District Court
The grand jury will reconvene Tuesday to hear cases in the 47th district court. Non-jury matters will be considered this week and the court will address related proceedings.
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National indoor champs lack Freddy Wolcott as proxy
New York reports Freddy Wolcott will miss the national indoor track championships due to increased appearance fees after breaking three records on his East trip. The column notes other sports and entertainment items including Gloria Callen autograph seekers, college scouts, and various sports figures in transition.
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Freddy Wolcott
Rice
Nurdler
Freddy
Gloria Callen
Ingrid Bergman
Collier's
Kyle Crichton
Alabama
Bill Huie
Tulsa U
Henry Pinka
Court official Ross McDonald referees with whistle and rod
Ross McDonald, a college basketball referee in Arkansas, also serves as Saline County high sheriff. The text notes his habit of carrying a rod onto the court alongside his whistle and wishes Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy luck and fame.
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Arkansas
Saline County
O-Lee
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Joe Louis Set for Dorazio Clash at Convention Hall
Philadelphia report notes Joe Louis arrives for a third winter tour bout at Convention Hall with Gus Dorazio as challenger. Dorazio, 23, shows confidence and a bobbing style, but insiders expect Louis to press the attack and win inside four rounds amid a 15,000 crowd. Louis plans a title defense against Abe Simon in Detroit March 21.
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Convention Hall
Fistiana
Gus Dorazio
Flaier
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Max Sehmeling
West Philadelphia
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Red Burman
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Tommy Farr
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Quaker City
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Julian Black
John Roxborough
Abe Simon
Detroit
Semi Final Pairings In State Glove Bouts
State golden gloves semi final pairings announced with matchups across weight classes. Notable cities include Fort Worth Dallas Temple Lubbock Abilene Wichita Falls and San Antonio with boxers named Oshown.
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Lavern Roach
Lubbock
Jesse Gonzales
Temple
Selistino Cortez
Houston
Hubert Gray
Wichita Falls
Richard Menchaca
Jess English
Beaumont
Edward Reed
Brownwood
Jose Mize
Dallas
Arlo Roye
Abilene
Taylor Mitchell
Follett
Jack Osteen
Mexia
Mitchell Dorsey
Billy Cox
Bill Looker
Tyler
Carney Boys
Olney
Fred Allen
Marvin Bryant
Morris Carona
C. R. Jordan
Loraine Harris
San Antonio
Andy Eagleton
Aubrey Wilhelm
Buddy Shumway
Eugene Eldridge
Carl Hilger
Herb Johanson
Buster Burrell
Albert Hansen
Odessa
Jay Turner
Rhea Mitchell
Aubrey Martin
Roger Choate
Bowling League Ratings at Louie's Alleys
St Rieger led with a 651 series for his Major League team Louie's Alleys, aided by John Farrell Lumber Company as they swept Levine Department Store 3 straight behind games of 255 193 and 203. Jim Pletcher of Builders' Supply posted 618 with 231 171 216, while Ernest Dowell of Diamond Shop totaled 617 with 207 220 190.
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St Rieger
John Farrell Lumber Company
Levine Department Store
Jim Pletcher
Builders’ Supply
Kegled
Ernest Dowell
Diamond Shop
Texans
el Capitans
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Rangers
Lea Speer
Salome
McClanahan
Oakes Agency
Tires
M. Williams Co
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Lion Cubs
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Sparks Seeee
Blackstone Cleaners
Crews
Wee Eenenee
Haley Furniture
Boxwell Bros
Miller Printing Co
Maxor Drug Co
Paulkeer
Iatinl
Hub Clothing Co
Fletcher
Williamsee
Panhandle
Farwell
Kinney Shoes
Ee Rieger
Tolzien Music Parte Eel
McCartt Market
Lyles Ne
Veteran's Hospital
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Kimble Levine Dept
Simmons
Weetrick
Martin
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Hudson
Theater League
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Paramount State
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Shea Coo
Eee Kerr Sesee
Ioneer le Ezaun
Ezell Speer
Gleason Nee Sante
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Logan
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Bil Martin Oakes Agency
Loewenstern
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Texas Alleys
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Oral Harvester
Kunert
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Absolute zero defined as 459.6 F or 273.15 C below zero
The article states the absolute zero point equals 459.6 degrees Fahrenheit below zero and 273.15 degrees Celsius below zero. It provides the standard conversion values between Fahrenheit and Celsius scales.
Doctors announce women and children focused practice tie
Drs. Blackwell and Gilkerson declare the association of Dr. Ernestine Smith to form Practice Limited to Women and Children. The move highlights a specialty service expanding care for female and pediatric patients.
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Ernestine Smith
Sport Parade notes in brisk, multifaceted sports column
Henry McLemore surveys spring training talk on Benny McCoy and Pat O Brien, recalls Frank Leahy’s Notre Dame injuries, critiques Santa Anita racing, tennis rackets sales, Alice Marble Budge barnstorming, and a new local miniature car race trend. Mentions Joe Louis, Greg Rice, and potential match races while musing on Pat O Brien’s college path.
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Benny McCoy
Benny
Philadelphia Athletics
Notre Dame
Pat O'Brien
Frank Leahy
South Bend
Charledon
L. T. Whitehall
Maryland
Whichee
Specify
St. Andrews
Hunters Moon IV
Kayaki
Gallahadian
Big Flash
Impoun
Heelfly
Joe Louis
Alice
Don Budge and Co
Bill Tilden
Santa Anita
California
Badminton
Greg Rice
Micland
Bimelech
Pat O’brien
Boston College
Buff Cagers Face Cowboys in Series Opener at Canyon
West Texas Buffaloes host Hardin-Simmons Cowboys in the first game of a return cage series in Canyon, with a second game set for Wednesday. The Buffs, on a strong run this season, have beaten the Cowboys twice previously at Abilene as new fan-shaped back boards debut at West Texas State.
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West Texas Buffaloes
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys
Buffs
Abilene
Ing
Warfarm
Puffs
Texas A. & I
Kingsville
St. Mary's Rattlers
San Antonio
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Tech Raiders Set for Phillips 66 Showdowns in Texas
Texas Tech basketball team, after two wins over Hardin Simmons, prepares for back-to-back games against Phillips 66 in Amarillo and Borger. Led by Bob Andis and Jake Geron, Tech seeks wins to earn an invitation to the Madison Square Garden meet, with strong scoring against top opponents.
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Tex
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys
Texas Tech
Bert Huffman
Red Raiders
Hardin- Simmons
Phillips
Raiders
Bob Andis
Pampa
Tech
Andis
Jake Geron
Elvis Erwin
J. B. White
University of Texas, Texas Christian
Warrensburgh Teachers
University of New Mexico
Amarillo
Borger
Oilers
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Waner Reports Milk Diet To Gain Five Pounds
Dodgers outfielder Paul Waner, 38, weighing 140 pounds, says he is on a milk diet to gain five pounds before the season. He drinks about half a gallon daily and hit several sharp liners to right in Brooklyn Dodgers practice at Havana.
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Kovacs Drops Final to Riggs in Five Sets
Frank Kovacs of Oakland lost a 3-1 fifth set lead as former national champion Riggs defeated him in the mid-winter invitation tennis tournament final in Fort Lauderdale. The match ended 6-4 6-4 4-6 4-6 6-4 with Kovacs below his usual form after four straight titles and a setback at Palm Beach last week.
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Frank Kovacs
Oakland
Calif
Kovacs
Palm Beach
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